When Adolf Hitler was put in as Chancellor in 1933, he started to begin the program of the NSDAP,

The changing roles of women throughout history has been drastic, and none more so than the period during and after World War II. The irrevocable changes that occurred once the war started and women went to work were unprecedented.

“Temporarily at least, the war caused a greater change in women's economic status and outlook than a prior half century of reform and rhetoric had been able to achieve.” ”The Federal government encouraged housewives to join the workforce as a patriotic duty.” Once they needed the women to work for America,it was promoted through various forms of propaganda that taking on the male's role was the best thing to do. “Immediately after the war, the percentage of women who worked fell as factories converted to peacetime production and refused to rehire women.” It was expected that the women were going to keep their jobs, even when their men had come home, but instead the women were fired in order for men to be hired.

Social and economic inequality between men and women is still an issue discussed today. When women were first allowed into ‘men’s’ jobs during World War II its opened social barriers, however the change in gender roles was only temporary, and women faced discrimination. Despite the inequalities they faced, women were able to experience a sense of responsibility outside of the home, and pride for their country. The different gender roles between men and women, and the governments acceptance of women in the workplace created a sense of responsibility for their country during World War II, caused by the reaction of men towards the women who joined the workforce despite the detriments and inequality the women faced the loyalty remained.

Many people have never considered what women were doing in WWII when their husbands left to fight. Their lives weren’t easy or normal during the war. Women had to work just as hard as men, sometimes even more so. In this essay, I will discuss the position of American women before World War II, during the war, and at the end of the war.

The 1920’s was an era of cultural conflict. There were several attacks on people’s civil rights and it seems to have betrayed the very values that the United States sought to have. However, when the National Women’s Party was created, there were definitely some changes for women mostly and this organization helped influence women fight for their rights and has become a successful organization. The organization was formed particularly for the right to vote just like the men can and was founded in 1916 to fight for women’s rights during the 20th century.

Throughout the existence of humans, women have been reprimanded, oppressed, and have been completely controlled by the male population. Women have been degraded, oppressed, and controlled with no room for retribution. Whether it is an over-controlling father, or an abusive husband, women have had barely any say in what happened to them. They were robots-child bearers, and housewives before they were persons. Only during the 20th century did women start to make an impact and gain some headway towards gender equality. As opportunities occurred women reached, grasped and seized them. They used these opportunities to their full potential. The role of women in WW1, the Person’s Case, and the Famous Five, were all-important turning points in the

“I've been reading common sense by Thomas Paine, so men say I'm intense or insane. You want a revolution, I want a revelation. “We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.” And when I meet Thomas Jefferson, I'mma compel him to include women in the sequel,” said Angelica Schuyler. Females used to be valued as property, not as people. We saw a chance for change and history was made. Women's Rights is the greatest gift to my generation because women and girls now have an equal opportunity, they risked it all for respect and to be treated the same as men, and our generation can now vote.

By the inspiring of the author Betty Friedan, many women was awaken , didn’t want to be housewives anymore, they desire to go outside and get freedom. this book gave women a rebirth, it was called “feminism”. At that time, Friedan and the other women build up the National Organization for Women simplified as NOW works on fighting equal right gpr women in each field in society. (textbook page 689) By affecting of it, more and more women went to college to learn knowledge to change their own future. They know that the women need to have equal right as the man in society, many women begin to accept this

World War II was the most massive and murderous equipped combat in the history of humankind. Working women, within and outside of the military, quickly became a crucial part of the US’ armed forces during WWII. Women’s involvement evolved over this time and eventually led to women’s rights movements throughout the United States. From promoting war bonds to recording locations of aircraft, women played a major role in the war effort. Without women, the turnout of WWII may have looked very different.

The Great War brought immense change to the entire world, with it came death, destruction and despair, however women all around the world rose from the ashes of war and found themselves outside of their roles as wives, mothers, and homemakers. The women of the war had proven themselves as being an irreplaceable asset to society capable of performing just as well as their male counterparts in many varieties of jobs, furthermore inspiring generations of women that they were worthy of more than what the veneer of social convention had led them to believe, following their awe-inspiring efforts in the war they had also obtained the status as being

The Second World War dramatically changed the lives of women in both Canada and the United States, on every level from political, to social, to sexual. Further, the changes in women’s lives during this time were not merely temporary reactions to a current situation, but rather were profound societal changes that would forever alter the place of women, and men, in modern society.

During World War II and shortly after, millions of American women experienced new freedom as they lived and worked in the public sphere due to the federal government’s campaign to recruit them to produce goods for the war effort. This new rhetoric directly differed from traditional ideology of republican motherhood and paternalism in which the man is the head of the household, works in the public sphere, and women live in the private sphere instilling virtue into the children while maintaining the household. With the United States’ immediate entrance into the Cold War following World War II, came a dramatic right shift in American politics and rhetoric. This included a return to republic motherhood in which political discussions and the media, through shows like “Father Knows Best”, encouraged women to express their patriotism by staying at home and raising families. Naturally, this right shift led to the continuance of discrimination based on gender. The National Organization of Women (NOW), an organization of the New Left, challenged such discrimination. The organization’s 1966 Statement of Purpose states, “The time has come for a new movement toward true equality for all women in America, and toward a fully equal partnership of the sexes, as part of the world-wide revolution of human rights now taking place within and beyond our national borders… The time has come to

Women who are well-educated and who have an independent income naturally find a voice in the family and in democratic society. They gain the power to speak out and resist the injustice they see around them, or are suffering

Even though Germany was left in a period of struggle and economic weakness after WW1, Adolf Hitler would take a stand by creating a party that would help refine the structure of the economy. This party, when abbreviated, was called Nazi, would also create harsh laws and unrelentless punishment. Due to the Nazi party’s quick growth, there was an immediate impact on lifestyle and politics for the people of Germany. The long term impact brought forth by the consequences or legacy of the Nazi party included a population decrease and an increase in deaths. To make both of these impacts, Hitler had to overcome many hard challenges.

The year is 1939 and a war is being fought around the world. At this time in America, Uncle Sam is sending off men to go fight in the World War II. Women still woke up every morning to apply their lipstick, tidy the house, tend to the children, and prepare canned Spam recipes for supper. Soon they will change the American household. Women are about to be given the opportunity to prove their powerful independence without the presence of a man in the house. Women's labor is about to be not only encouraged, but considered patriotic. Soon a woman's image won't be seen vacuuming in a dress, with red